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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1906

Page

2

Sleeping Car Rates Debated by Texas Railroad Commission

Austin hearing on reducing sleeping car rates heard opposition from Texas citizens who urged common carrier status while supporters argued the commission lacks authority to force changes. Witness W G Crush of the Katy described sleeper operations and noted no major Texas rate differences. The commission issued an order sanctioning broadly reduced rates on homeseeker accounts.

Austin Railroad Commission Texas E. S. Peters Calvert National Farmers’ Union Miller Katy Pullman Company W. G. Crush United States Pullman Man Company Court of Civil Appeals Producers’ Oil Company Et J. W. Stephens Kennedy Messrs. Colquitt and Mayfield

Mutiny on San Jacinto Fireman Killed and Six Hurt

A Mallory Line steamer San Jacinto arrived in New York with one fireman dead and five others injured after a mutiny. Pietro Moiaera died from a head blow while Emanuel Conchero, a Cuban, was arrested for murder. police took wounded suspects to the station after the ship docked. The incident occurred as the vessel neared Cape Hatteras en route from Galveston.

New York Mallory Line San Jacinto Pietro Moiaera Emanuel Conchero Moiaera Cape Hatteras Galveston Atlantic City Evans

Woman Charged With Extortion Threat Against Rockefeller

Rose Delvna Beavers Handfield, 40, arrested in New York on a warrant charging her with threatening to kill John D. Rockefeller unless paid 1 million dollars. She entered Guardian Trust offices on Lower Broadway claiming the sum, displayed a revolver, and a $1,000,000 check drawn by Standard Oil.

New York John D. Rockefeller Rose Delvna Beavers Handfield Guardian Trust Company Lower Broadway Standard Oil Company

Dry Dollar Wins at Fairgrounds in 22-1 Upset

Dry Dollar, at twenty to one, captured the first race at the New Orleans fairgrounds on Tuesday. The victory netted about $50,000 for backers as Jockey Nicol rode to a standout day with one winner and strong finishes in the first five races.

New Orleans Nicol

Cabinet Convenes to Hear President Panama Trip Account

Washington on November 28 reports all cabinet members attended the meeting. From 11 to 1 30 p m they listened as the president recounted his Panama Isthmus trip and described conditions there in glowing terms.

Washington Panama

Waters-Pierce case stirs Bailey politics in Austin

The attorney general demands specific documents in the Waters-Pierce case regarding Senator Bailey, triggering a political sensation in Austin. The move widens scrutiny of Bailey and sparks debate among local officials and supporters.

Austin Waters-Pierce Bailey

Firemen attacked in dispute over coal passage

Fighters and the barge crew rescued Molaera from his assailants while Conchero lay unconscious after a blow to the head. The steward treated the wounds of Conchero and other firemen who were badly hurt. The scuffle began over coal passage and drew in others.

Molaera Conchero

Real Estate Association Chooses Fort Worth for 1907 Meet

The Texas Real Estate and Industrial association selected Fort Worth as its meeting location for 1907. Elected officers include President A L Sargent of Terrell. vice presidents B P Hatcher of Bowie, W I Harper of Ennis, H L Bentley of Abi- Jane. secretary and treasurer W E Sanders of Chillicothe.

Fort Worth The Texas Real Estate and Industrial Association A. L. Sargent Terrell B. P. Hatcher Bowie W. I. Harper Ennis H. L. Bentley Abi- Jene W. E Sanders Chillicothe

Denison Switchman Killed In Car Fall

Jake Anderson age 40 a Missouri Kansas and Texas switch man in the yards at Denison fell from a boxcar and was instantly killed his body mangled in a horrible manner he leaves a widow and family

Missouri Kansas Texas Anderson

Child Falls in Well Prompting Father Rescue

Beatrice Roach, a young girl, fell into a well in Dallas on November 28. Her father jumped in to save her and also fell, but both were rescued by firemen unharmed.

Father Dallas Beatrice Roach

Miss Anna Marks Dies From Coal Dust Explosion Injuries

Dallas reports Miss Anna Marks, seventeen, died after catching fire from a coal dust explosion. The tragedy follows injuries sustained in the incident.

Miss Marks Dallas Anna Marks

Jewish denouncement of Chicago police and other briefs

Brief items note Jewish groups denouncing Chicago police. New York plans a six story negro hotel. Unpicked cotton remains in Indian Territory. A Bennington I T commercial club forms. T W Jones warehouse in Chicago burns with losses around 100000. Chisholm defalcation case in Birmingham ends in a mistrial. French battleships reach Tangier. Guymon Oklahoma forms a commercial club. Tulsa street railway construction to begin. Lyra Texas post office robbed of 25 dollars. Hoboes in Marshall Texas face county farm or relocation.

New York Bennington I. T T. W. Jones Chicago Chisholm Birmingham Tangier Guymon Okla Tulsa Lyra Tex Marshall, Tex

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Bryan, Texas G. S. Parker E. H. Astin Albert W. Wilkerson S. Derden E. W. Crenshaw Sterling Emmet Maloney All Mbucher & Chatham N. Jametta James & Nunn N. Jametta, Srvan, Texas Jake Anderson Denison Hanksgiving Bohanon Hack Line Meeks Burt Norwood W.C. Bohanon Bryan Steam Laundry E.j.jenkins Southwestern Life Insurance Co Joe B. Reed Jor B Ww. C. Fountain Crown W. H. Lawrence Haswell's
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